Dear Amy: I have three children, ages 38, 41, and 52.
Based on your brief description, your eldest’s fate wasn’t the result of an accident, but a terrible crime that she committed.You are your daughter’s mother, and you stalwartly stood by her as she served out her sentence, but now she seems to be imposing her own sentence upon you.
You should express yourself honestly to your other two children. Tell them that you expect both gratitude and thanks for the money you give to them within a week of receiving the money, and if they don’t do that, you understand that this will be their message to you that they don’t want these funds. I guess I’m writing to you because I’d like a gut check. I value your point of view and could use another perspective.In my state , individuals can grow a small number of plants for their own use, but it is still illegal to possess more than three ounces and to sell it outside of a legitimate and licensed business.
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